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Dec 4, 2024 | 
evolllution.com | John Rainone |John Mason |Michael Crow
For an institution to survive in today’s competitive environment, it must place students at the center, assessing their needs and adapting a traditional structure to become more flexible. In this interview, John Rainone discusses what student-centricity looks like to him, the need for this model across institutions and the ripple effect it has on the community. The EvoLLLution (Evo): What is student-centricity in higher ed, and how have you seen it evolve in recent years?
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Aug 10, 2024 | 
eluniversal.com.mx | Michael Crow
En todo el mundo se ha celebrado el hecho de que México se haya convertido en la primera democracia de América del Norte en elegir a una mujer como líder.
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Jun 14, 2024 | 
workshift.org | Elisa Villanueva Beard |Michael Crow
As graduation season wraps up, a sea change is about to take place: Gen Z is expected to overtake Boomers in the workforce this year. Seemingly every week, a new research study, survey, or book comes out dissecting Gen Z and offering plenty of critiques. We aren’t research experts on generations, but we are the president of a leading 21st century university and the leader of an organization that recruits and develops young people to take on our education system’s inequities.
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Jun 13, 2024 | 
workshift.opencampusmedia.org | Elyse Ashburn |byElisa Villanueva Beard |Michael Crow |byElyse Ashburn
As the NSF invests big in high-tech business clusters and workforces outside of superstar cities, it’s looking to build up adjacent skills so locals don’t have to wait for new jobs. Also, a New York-based nonprofit uses AI tools as a jumping off point to help students build real-life networks. The U.S. National Science Foundation is known for launching the careers of Nobel Prize Winners and science rockstars.
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Jun 12, 2024 | 
workshift.opencampusmedia.org | Colleen Connolly |byElisa Villanueva Beard |Michael Crow |byColleen Connolly
For decades, education reform focused on getting more students from disadvantaged backgrounds into college, and then on actually getting them through. More recently though, there’s been a growing recognition that even graduating may not be enough to land an upwardly-mobile job. And a key stumbling block is poor social capital—the networks of people who can expose students to a wide range of careers and help connect them to opportunities. Sheila Sarem’s career has followed this arc of understanding.
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Jun 10, 2024 | 
workshift.opencampusmedia.org | Paul Fain |byElisa Villanueva Beard |Michael Crow |byPaul Fain
High school students now account for half the enrollment at many community colleges, but state dollars often don’t follow the students to campus. Also, young people are more positive about AI’s use in school and work, and an essay on why business leaders should view Gen Z as models for change. The booming dual enrollment of high school students in community college has been a lifeline for the sector’s student numbers, which tanked during the pandemic.
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Jun 5, 2024 | 
workshift.opencampusmedia.org | Elisa Villanueva Beard |Michael Crow |byElisa Villanueva Beard
As graduation season wraps up, a sea change is about to take place: Gen Z is expected to overtake Boomers in the workforce this year. Seemingly every week, a new research study, survey, or book comes out dissecting Gen Z and offering plenty of critiques. We aren’t research experts on generations, but we are the president of a leading 21st century university and the leader of an organization that recruits and develops young people to take on our education system’s inequities.
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Apr 17, 2024 | 
scientificamerican.com | Michael Crow |Nicole K. Mayberry |Ted Mitchell |Derrick Anderson
The rapidly expanding use of ChatGPT and other artificial intelligence tools has fired up a fervent debate in academia.
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Mar 26, 2024 | 
campusreview.com.au | Martin Betts |Michael Crow
Home | Analysis | HEDx Podcast: Arizona State shares EDI strategies – Episode 111 in Analysis, Podcasts, Policy & Reform, Radio+TV, Top Stories At last week's HEDx conference in Melbourne, Michael Crow from Arizona State University shared the equity and inclusion initiatives his university has implemented to increase the number of disadvantaged student enrolments. This was followed by an equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) panel on the feasibility of implementing these EDI strategies in...
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Mar 26, 2024 | 
letraslibres.com | Michael Crow |David Rieff |Ernesto Diezmartínez |Anónimo García
En todo el mundo, el sector de la educación superior suele ser el menos disruptivo que existe, con la posible excepción de la religión. En Estados Unidos, por décadas hemos admirado a instituciones que tienen bajísimos porcentajes de admisión, es decir esas universidades donde no aceptan a casi a nadie. Esto es natural pues el sistema educativo está arraigado en la creencia de que la mayoría de las personas no pueden recibir educación a nivel superior.
